Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Siniša Mali met today with global investors from the USA and said that Serbia has cumulatively attracted €15.9 billion in foreign direct investments since 2020.
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Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Siniša Mali met today with global investors from the USA and said that Serbia has cumulatively attracted €15.9 billion in foreign direct investments since 2020.
Mali pointed out that Serbia attracted foreign investments during the crisis years, when the European economy was in recession and when, after the pandemic, the energy crisis, disruptions in the supply chain, and war conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza alternated.
The Deputy Prime Minister pointed out that last year's Serbian GDP growth was 2.5%, with 3.8% in the last quarter alone, and 5.9% in February this year, based on exports and investments, and that the official statistical data of the Republic of Serbia show that every economic branch records growth.
Thanks to the "Serbia 2027" plan and EXPO, Serbia will become the largest construction site in Europe. Approximately 18 billion euros will amount to total investments in the entire country in all sectors, said Mali.
Mali also presented that Serbia has a stable public debt with a level of 47.6% of GDP.